Mike Modrick

We're tracking a slow-moving cold front for the coming week. An isolated afternoon thunderstorm is possible any day, especially inland away from the coast

Dew points start in the 60s Sunday, then the southerly winds will bring the 70-degree dew points back for a more Florida feel to the afternoon

We're tracking another cold front near the end of next week, and that means a chance for a few hit-and-miss thunderstorms possible then

With dew points only in the 50s, compared to the mid-70s most of last week, the lower humidity is a welcome break. Dew points ease back up into the 60s Sunday for Mother's Day

Winds will hold around 10 knots for the Bay, so a quiet boating Sunday. Just make sure to use sunscreen as the UV index is extreme for the day, meaning you can burn in 10 minutes! And we're tracking a little more heat to start the week, with Tuesday likely to be our hottest day.

We're tracking a little more heat to start the week, with Tuesday likely to be our hottest day

Tuesday is likely to be our hottest day with highs near 90° even along the coast. Highs in the 90s will be more common inland

Tuesday is likely to be our hottest day with highs near 90° even along the coast. Highs in the 90s will be more common inland from the coast

Any showers that might develop for the morning will be gone before Lunchtime. With winds out of the west for the day, the risk of Rip Currents is HIGH along our beaches today. And we're shaping up to have a warm and dry last week of April ahead.

Humidity is higher today ahead of that front with dew points in the 70s, but that will change Monday as drier air returns.

Saturday we'll see gusty winds out of the south-southeast as the front approaches. Thunderstorms will stay far to the north

Saturday we'll see gusty winds out of the south-southeast as the front approaches. Thunderstorms will stay far to the north

Humidity stays on the lower side for the day, but dew points push back to the low 70s for the weekend

The County reported only 330 people that came in for vaccination

A few isolated thunderstorms are possible by late Sunday afternoon, but the more widespread rain develops by Monday morning, then continues off and on all the way to Wednesday morning

A few isolated thunderstorms are possible by late Sunday afternoon, but the more widespread rain develops by Monday morning

Rain and storms will hold in north Florida while quiet conditions continue for the Suncoast and the Bay

Our weather is fairly quiet to start the weekend

Most of us stay dry, certainly through Saturday

Our dry Suncoast weather pattern continues through most of the week.

Cool High Pressure has kept the southeastern states with below average temps, but as that High moves east we head back to low 80s

A cool High Pressure is centered over Georgia and South Carolina to start Easter weekend. But as that High gradually moves east through the week, warmer air returns. It's also a dry week, but we are tracking a cold front that could bring a few showers next Saturday, along with the warmer air.

A cool High Pressure is centered over Georgia and South Carolina to start Easter weekend.

Temperatures could fall into the lower 70s by afternoon.

We’re tracking a cold front that will move across the Suncoast by Thursday morning, but many of us will see little to nothing for moisture

We're tracking a front that will get stuck in northern Florida to start the week. That means a few more days of warm temperatures to end March. The front will finally drop to the south of us Thursday. Behind that front, much cooler air returns to end the week, cool enough that you may want a jacket!

Our weather is dry along the Suncoast, again. Severe storms are most likely from Georgia northward.

It's a hot weekend, especially Saturday as we head to the high 80s, even some 90s inland. With high humidity, too.

The record high in Sarasota is 90° from 1994, and we'll likely miss that by just a few degrees.

Our dry weather pattern continues through the week, perhaps to the end of March. We are tracking a weak cold front that could move through the Suncoast by Monday, March 29th